The shopkeeper took the silver with a beaming smile, patting his chest as he assured, "Rest assured, young master. Our shop has always built its reputation on integrity. This crystal ball will be carved to absolute perfection, living up to your every expectation."
At that moment, clutching her wooden carved rabbit, Wei Wan's eyes turned red and she choked out, "Master Zhou, thank you... Master Zhou has already spent so much silver on Yuru today."
It was not that Wei Wan had never had anyone treat her so well; rather, it was because the family she lived with now constantly instilled in her the rules of propriety and moral standards—always preaching that a woman should be thrifty and manage the household, emphasizing that a woman should keep to her proper place and never casually accept precious items, let alone be careless with money matters.
Chapter 231